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is currently high on th charts. LIVELY. ARTS FILM THEATER 0an 5rranti0C0 Sxaminer Friday, April 18, 1969 MUSIC ABT ft Page 26 Vaudellas Out, Youth Choir in Illness has forced the cancelation of Martha Reeves and the Vandellas from the UC Jazz Festival, April 26. They will be replaced by the Ed Hawkins Singers, formerly the Northern California Youth Choir whose I Rosemary Is Expecting Again, in Mendocino By Jeanne Miller LITTLE RIVER (Mendocino County) American In-" ternational Pictures is using this wind-swept, mist-shroud-T cd coastal area to provide atmosphere for a new film called "Dunwich," starring Sandra Dee and Dean The plot, as it was outlined to me, deals with an innocent girl who is seduced by the Devil so that she might give birth to a Satanic monster. A CLASSIC ON KUNG "THE HERO BkUH UI1IUI1 SA 1-424 EXCLUSIVE SAN tlMUAOEUENT Does it sound somehow like the wind and it's all too fast and too tense.

I really like movies better." Stockwell, who plays the demon with designs on Miss Dee, is a laconic man whose mind seemed miles away when we caught him on a windy hill between takes. The former child star has been somewhat inactive professionally for several years except for some work he did for BBC in London. What does he plan after "Dunwich?" "I live only one day at a 5e," he replied Backing up director Hall-er's contention that "Dunwich" will be several notches above American International's usual exploitation dramas, there is a fine supporting cast. Ed Begley. plays the most heroic figure an esoteric college professor who is a student of the occult and determined to save Miss Dee.

The cast also includes Sam Jaffe, as Stockwell's demon grandfather; Lloyd Bochner as a rural doctor who delivers a monster child, and Joanna Moore Jordan who commented, "I niay the Ruth Gordon role of a friendly neighborhood witch." "AVERY FUNNY AND EXHILARATING FILM" Stanley Eichelbaum S.F. Examiner "GENTLE CHARMING AND ENTHUSIASTICALLY RECOMMENDED" Paine Knickerbocker S.F.Chronlcle "v-'S rym'. J': -ft jjreia kHz? -tN jJ 1 MMMMI I III lir II I I IIMIII.IIII familiar? mm Daniel Haller, who is di-l reeling the film, laughingly denied that the popularity of "Rosemary's Baby" in-l spired the production. "It's sheer concidence," he twinkled. "Our film is based on a supernatural tale by H.

P. Lovecraft who worked at the turn of the century. "However, we are not making a Gothic horror story. We want a much more good. "Universal kept promising to change my image and let me grow up, but they never did.

So now that I'm free, I intend to pick and choose my roles with great care. "The reason I decided to do 'Dunwich was because I couldn't put the script down once I started reading it. I had read so many that I had to plow through, just because I promised someone. Even if this movie turns out to be a complete disaster, I guarantee it will change my image." Miss Dee then declared that she will not do the nude scene which is called for in the script. "I don't object on moral grounds," she said.

"If a girl has the body and flair to appear nude, more power to her. But even in the privacy of my own bath 'SENSATIONAL! ONE OF THE GREAT AMERICAN MUSICALS!" Archie Winsten, Post I TomI Postponed A concert by the rock group Womb, originally set for Sunday at the Jewish Community Center, has been postponed until Sunday, April 27 at 3:15 p.m. Admission will be fre) to all teen-agers. FU MARTIAL ARTS! OF HEROS" Co-Hit "Madly in Lore" FRANCISCO Every father's daughter is a virgin Bv the author of 'Portnoy's Complaiqt" KLUGMAN nMiMPtiMri f. 'Syr a sjr aal .6 Also Selected color' Featurettes Sun.

1:30,3:40,5:50 8:00 Other DEAN STOCKWELL, ON LOCATION AT LITTLE RIVER "Dunwich" demon with designs on Miss Dee TOIJITE 8:30 SCHEDULE OF PERFORMANCES MT1 jUAii abik and nervous. I appeared once on the Johnny Carson and Joey Bishop shows and 0 III Direct, front-. QJrWVT OUJinZTV "A GREAT MOVIE!" nnxbmMsjf JOHN BIB-IMUffl-PHUKHlf-SBraiE SANDRA DEE 'I've made 25 rotten films" A UNIVERSAL PICTURE TECHNICOLOR 70MMTANAVISI0N WITH FULL DIMENSIONAL SOUND 'V X7-f fes Vegas fesy nd SftCWtJWMEOY STAR 1 Wedneadoy 2 00 PJA. Saturday, Sunday and Holidays 2 P.M. EVENINGS: Sunday thru Thursday 8:30 p.m.

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